Re: Whatever happened to conviction of sins?

On Mar 24, 7:08 pm, Jacob <jni...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Many preachers have stopped
> talking about hell, judgment, repentance, etc.,
For good reason-- hell doesn't exist (except in one's mind); the only
religious judgment is self-judgment (God does not judge); it's good to
'repent,' if only to satisfy the urge to lift a burden from our
shoulders.

> When we do wrong we should feel bad about it, shouldn't we?

Isn't that what a conscience is for?

> His acceptance does not mean that He tolerates sin.
> God hates sin, even if it is His beloved children who are committing
> it. The wages of sin is still death, and if we do not claim
> forgiveness by acknowledging and confessing it to God, it will still
> separate us from Him (Ro.6:23;Is.59:1,2).

A misinterpretation of scripture. This black and white view is based
on an antiquated 'judgment, vengeful' God.
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